As
I mentioned previously, grandgirl Jade has been here for her week.
I
discovered this morning that two consecutive days of pictures I took
of Jade's visit, the day we did the tie dye and the day we went to
the beach, are missing. Apparently, I deleted them before
downloading them. I can't imagine that I did so but they are
missing.
Monday
we got groceries and craft supplies in. We spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in the city getting the last of our stuff and buying the
new car so Jade will return for a make-up weekend.
The
rest of the week we poked around in all the little antique stores and
resale shops.
We
tie dyed (my pictures are missing but Jade took a few).
We
swam in the pool.
Jade
likes to cook so we made her favorite chicken dish, smothered
chicken, and banana pudding and a big fruit salad and a lime pie.
Not all on the same day.
We
went to the beach. There was almost no surf that day but the water
still felt good. There were two large flocks of brown pelicans
floating out in the water and we watched while one flew over and then
took a nose dive and plummeted into the water. I guess there was a
school of small fish out past where we were swimming as the seagulls
and other shore birds were flying around above a section of water and
diving in, sometimes coming up with a small silver fish. We had to
leave mid-afternoon though as a huge rainstorm with lightening and
thunder was sweeping over us. It was raining so hard as we traversed
the bridge over the inter-coastal canal that I could barely see.
Friday
was movie day. We went to see Lucy. It was not what I expected
though I'm not exactly sure what I expected.
While
we were at the beach, we collected lots of shells, primarily oyster
shells, and driftwood to make wind chimes, or rather, wind clackers.
I used the drill press to put holes in them and Jade strung them up.
She
also made a dream catcher using some of the smaller shells for
decoration.
Then,
Sunday, it was time to take her home.
she's really a cutie and quite creative - like her grandma. :) like the tie-dye a lot!
ReplyDeleteI had a dream catcher in my car for years. I had the car for years too.
ReplyDeleteYou showed her such a wonderful time! I love the t shirts!
ReplyDeletelove granny camp. I adore doing tie dye, always have always will....and anything with shells is fine by me. So cute the two of you. Linda
ReplyDeleteYou are a genius Grandmother ! The shirt turned out so well, I could never get a spiral like that, Beautiful colors! All of the makings are fabulous, Good job you two.
ReplyDeleteHard to quit having fun
ReplyDeleteTie die will be around as long as there are grandchildren.
ReplyDeleteThe pool picture truly shows how very much she looks like you! Wow. So pretty, both of you. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd she is so talented and I love how enthusiastic she is about all the projects and her cooking.
I see you denied my "Grandma Camp" application again. ::wink::
Nice to see that your creativity continues into this generation. She's a talented and lovely girl. Her shirt turned out terrific and he clacker/chimes and dreamcatcher are wonderful. And in that photo of her on the beach.. I can see her Granny in her face.
ReplyDeleteYou are one busy grandma.
ReplyDeleteThe tie-dye is fabulous! I really need to try it myself. I'm going to put it on the list :)
ReplyDeleteTalented, pretty, spends time with her grandparents. She's a winner!
Wonderful.
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